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S UNL School of Journalism
programs get accreditation
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The UNL journalism school and its pro
gram sequence have been accredited for the
next six years by the American Council on
Education for Journalism.
R. Neale Copple, journalism school di
rector, said the school was accredited as a
unit, including the graduate program and
it is the second school in the country to be
so accredited. The four-year-old graduate
Erogram was accredited for the first time,
e added.
Show recounts
Omaha tornado
Proper safety procedures in the event of
a tornado will be shown on Tornado: Take
Cover, 6 p.m., May 7, on the Nebraska
Educational Television Network.
The program will repeat May 12 at
12:30 p.m.
Practical procedures for personal safety
are shown in the 30-minute program. Pre
cautions to take in homes, office buildings,
hospitals, schools, rural areas, mobile
homes also are shown.
Included in the programs are filmed seg
ments taken by the National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration showing the
destruction of tornadoes that have struck
the Midwest. Film footage of the 1975
Omaha tornado recounts the effect of the
disaster had on Nebraska's metropolitan
area.
The council is made up of journalism
professionals from newspapers and tele
vision and educators from other institu
tions. It sets journalism accreditation stan
dards, and reviews journalism schools to
see if they meet those standards.
Journalism professor Jack Botts said the
council visited UNL's journalism school on
March 14-16. They talked to students and
professors and visited classes, he said.
The school found out at the end of last
week that they would be accredited.
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